To experience Jools in their most chaotic and unpredictable full flight is, the band were
once told, to not know whether you are about to be kicked in the face or kissed on the
cheek. Even that, however, feels like an understatement.
At any moment the Jools experience, on stage and on record, can turn on a sixpence
from that of unbridled rage at the world to a celebration of the beauty that can still be
found hidden in its murky corners. The punk rock of Jools is at once visceral and
violent, cathartic and confrontational, and at the next exultant and exhilarating. Jools is
duality by design, where contradiction is empowerment harnessed as a force for
progress, sonically and societally.

The world of Jools is a space in which such progress and evolution can thrive. It’s there
on stage, and it’s there in your headphones. Jools is a freedom of sound and freedom
of self, an unfiltered expression of and search for truth, expressed with inextinguishable
indignation. Be it a punch in the face or a kiss on the cheek, Jools is nothing if not a band to believe in.